Mason Mayor Russell Whipple is leading a group to rewrite the city's zoning ordinance for stricter guidelines on data centers. Anti-data center activists remain vigilant.
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Detroit Tenants Union challenges eviction process to improve housing conditions. Landlords fear market destabilization. Lawsuit ignites debate. Landlords in Detroit struggle to bring properties into compliance, leaving tenants in unsafe conditions. City aims to enforce rules and improve housing quality.
The Trump administration is suing states with laws granting in-state tuition to undocumented students, affecting many.
Supreme Court rejects Trump's mail-in voting restrictions, ensuring ballots will be delivered as usual for the upcoming midterm election. Discover the top travel destinations for 2022! From tropical beaches to bustling cities, find the perfect getaway for your next adventure.
Michigan governor candidates differ on affordable housing approaches. James leans into deregulation, while Benson focuses on tax credits and energy efficiency.
Adriana Guzmán Fralick, Nevada's Republican AG nominee, was inspired to run by opposition to Obamacare. Her career started with related lawsuits.
Michigan PSC delays decision on Consumers Energy's dam sale, leaving case in limbo. Opponents push for final ruling. Consumers extend decision timeline.
On Sept. 11, Jeff Flake's routine day in D.C. turned into chaos as he witnessed the 9/11 attacks unfold firsthand.
Republican Dan Sullivan, often absent from Senate subcommittee meetings crucial to Alaskans, faces a tight race with Mary Peltola for a third term.
Rick Jackson, running for Georgia governor, faces scrutiny over his outsider claims due to past lobbying ties and business controversies.